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The camp culminated with a performance at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center of “The Best Little Theatre in Town.” Students also were some of the featured entertainment for the Cooking For Life Red Cross Blood Drive at Pritchard Community Center. The camp was under the direction of Carol E. Zagar with musical direction by Kelsey Paschetto.

The Lincoln Trail Area Master Gardeners Association honored two students with $1,000 scholarships. Joni House Webb, president, presents a scholarship to Whitley Blair. Austin Welch also received a scholarship.

Keith and Charlotte Vittitow of New Haven announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Audrey Catherine Vittitow, to Brian Jacob Stinson, son of Jennifer Stinson of Bardstown and Brian Stinson of Sonora.

The bride-to-be is a 2008 graduate of Nelson County High School and attends the University of Louisville. She is a GIS intern at URS of Lousiville.

Hello, hope everyone is fine and the weather not too hot. My son, Alex, got his first tomatoes out of his garden last week and I know there is more to come.

STEPHENSBURG DAY. Stephensburg Day has come and gone another year and it was small but a good day for the community. Sometimes more is less and that is what we had this year. Good job Stephensburg community.

Melvin and Yvonne Heimann of Breese, Ill., announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Beth Marie Heimann, to Gabriel Logan Hensley, son of Pamela Hensley and the late Stanley Hensley.

The bride-to-be received a bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky in 2005 and a master’s degree in elementary education from Georgetown College in 2011. She is a teacher at Picadome Elementary School in Lexington.

HOT. That’s the word for Kentucky weather. It’s hard to believe we are in the month of July. We are in need for some measurable rain and hopefully it will nourish the ground but also cool the temperatures down some.